One look at a pair of Felix Gray glasses and we think you’ll agree that they’re gorgeous. But the frames made of premium Italian acetate also house lenses designed to make staring at a computer all day a lot less painful for you in the long run. Felix Gray Computer Glasses help combat sleep loss/disturbance, blurry vision, retina degeneration, eye fatigue, nearsightedness and dry eyes by filtering part of the blue light spectrum. Factor in the cool frame options and it’s easy to see why you’ll find Felix Gray Computer Glasses on faces all over the offices of companies like Spotify, Uber, LinkedIn and Barclays. It’s hard to limit time on the computer when it’s all but required for most jobs these days, but that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t be protected.
Felix Gray Computer Glasses Reduce the Pain of Staring at Screens
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